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Mario Alejandro Ariza

Mario Alejandro Ariza is an investigative reporter at Floodlight and a Dominican immigrant. His byline has appeared in the South Florida Sun Sentinel, The New Republic, and NPR.

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Trump moves goalposts for farmers counting on clean energy grants

The USDA is demanding grant rewrites favoring fossil fuels over renewables, leaving some rural recipients doubtful they’ll ever see the money they were promised.

By Mario Alejandro Ariza, Ames Alexander, Joe Engleman . 31 March 2025
ENN

North Carolina town sues Duke Energy for climate ‘deception’

Carrboro, N.C., accuses Duke of knowingly fueling the climate crisis for decades with harmful emissions, deception, delay and ‘greenwashing’

By Mario Alejandro Ariza . 5 December 2024
ENN

FirstEnergy gave $1 million to boost Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted's campaign before scandal, document shows

Records show Jon Husted worked behind the scenes to bail out the company’s nuclear power plants. The million dollar donation was secret — until now.

By Mario Alejandro Ariza . 10 April 2024

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Trump moves goalposts for farmers counting on clean energy grants

North Carolina town sues Duke Energy for climate ‘deception’

FirstEnergy gave $1 million to boost Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted's campaign before scandal, document shows